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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
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A comic book developed by MSU educators and plant scientists is being used in area schools to reshape how high schoolers learn science. The main characters in the comic book, Maia and William above), encourage each other — and students — to be curious.
July 17, 2023
MSU plant and education researchers team up to transform high school STEM education
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STEM education, alternative learning, comic book, create for stem, high school, plant biology
A comic book developed by MSU educators and plant scientists is being used in area schools to reshape how high schoolers learn science. The main characters in the comic book, Maia and William above), encourage each other — and students — to be curious.
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